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Democrats kept saying that they were laser-focused on “affordability.” It was the all-purpose excuse for not answering a tough question.”Voters don’t care about Hasan Piker; they just want affordable groceries.”  Advertisement Affordability was the theme, and it was a good one. The country’s mood was sour, and gas prices were…

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We are at the confluence of two disquieting events.The first is that local news remains the only form of journalism voters still largely trust, a sharp contrast to the public’s very dim opinion of newspaper and television reporting. This is good for local journalism, especially amid its national gutting. But it…

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By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, November 04, 2026Unsplash/Marcus ReubensteinTwo employees of a publicly funded California charter school have been arrested on suspicion of embezzling nearly $300,000 after an unusually expensive food order raised red flags about the school’s spending.The Seaside Police Department announced the arrests of two staffers…

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Credit: Miranda Devine/X A troubling new allegation involving overseas voter outreach is raising fresh questions about how political organizations identify potential voters abroad, and whether American election officials have adequate safeguards to prevent ineligible foreign nationals from entering the voter registration process. New York Post columnist Miranda Devine revealed Wednesday…

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https://www.democrata.es/en/health/the-who-proposes-six-climate-and-health-measures-that-could-prevent-1-6-million-deaths-per-year/ BY AGENCIAS The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified six key interventions related to climate and health which, if implemented on a widespread basis, would have the potential to save 1.6 million lives every year and generate around 3.9 trillion dollars (about 3.500 million euros) in benefits linked to…

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The four-word bottom line explanation for what happened. People hated the economy in 2020 and they hated it in 2024. They hated what COVID and our reaction to it did to prices, to housing availability, and to a thousand other things even before gas prices shot up. And they’ve consistently…

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On Tuesday night, Republicans were trounced by radical Democrats in state after state. Republicans, so far, have lost seven US Senate seats in the midterms with zero gains (as of 12:30 AM Wednesday morning). Democrats flipped seven states, including: Iowa, Kansas, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas. And…

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Virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday that embeds expansive abortion rights in the state Constitution, including a broad health exception that pro-life advocates say undermines meaningful protections for unborn children in the final months of pregnancy. With 88.37% of precincts reporting, the abortions up to birth amendment won with…

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https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20261008-cop31-organisers-say-to-seek-ambitious-action-with-their-text Nadi (Fiji) (AFP) – Organisers of an upcoming UN climate summit in Turkey said Thursday they would prepare a summary text for countries to adopt, as they lead a push for “ambitious” action on keeping the goal of global temperature rise of 1.5 C within reach.Nadi The UN-sponsored global…

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Screenshot President Donald Trump is refusing to apologize for his decision to launch military strikes against Iran, insisting that confronting the Iranian regime was the right move for America’s long-term security and that oil prices are already plunging as the conflict heads toward resolution. According to Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin,…

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/11/04/voters-pass-over-20-ballot-measures-ban-or-restrict-data-centers/ Wash Post Excerpt: Voters in at least 29 jurisdictions across the country passed bans or restrictions on data centers Tuesday, reflecting the widespread public revulsion to the facilities and adding to the growing pushback on the ambitions of the artificial intelligence industry. Voters reject data centers across the country…

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Disbelief wasn’t all that swept social media as conservative commentators and analysts worked to process what “the absolute f*ck” took place Election Night. Weeks, and even months, of bracing for and attempting to limit or prevent a Democrat takeover of Congress found many Republicans optimistic that damages would be contained…

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Fault-finding featured President Donald Trump looking beyond the ballot to who he says “bears responsibility for these losses” after an administrative-crippling blue wave. Midterm trends and troubling favorability ratings heading into Election Night carried with them expectations of a good night for Democrats. After roughly a month of constant campaigning…

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The 2026 midterms were always going to be a wipeout, but they didn’t have to be this bad. The top reason was the economy, but there were completely avoidable losses. And part of the reason were the horrendously bad candidates. Randomly running Lindsay Graham’s sister, who didn’t seem to know…

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In the 2024 presidential election, President Donald Trump won Texas with 6,393,597 votes and 56.1% of the statewide vote to Kamala Harris‘s 4,835,250 votes or 42.5% of the vote. On Tuesday night, James Talarico defeated accomplished and principled Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton. As of midnight on Wednesday morning, Talarico…

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